The northernmost district of Kerala, Kasaragod is situated on the seacoast with the Western Ghats on its east and northern borders.

Backwater trips on the Chandragiri river at Valiyaparamba are fascinating experiences.

Chandragiri

(4 ksm from Kasaragod town): Situated on the Chandragiri river, southeast of Kasaragod town, this town is known for the large 17th century Chandragiri fort, one of a chain of forts.

It offers a breathtaking view of the river and the Arabian sea. It is a vantage point watch the sunset.

Chandragiri cruises

Boat trips to nearby islands and plam groves are available. Boarding point: Chandragiri bridge. The place is known for its handloom and coir industry. Also, it is famous for spectacular items of bell metal. Though still untouched by urban lifestyle, Kasargod tourism is fast catching up because of its natural beauty.

The main economic activity of people of Kasargod is fishing. While you travel to Kasargod, you will see the forest-covered lush green Western Ghats towards the East and the vast Arabian Sea towards the West. It is flanked by two main rivers, Talapadi and the Trikaripur in north and south respectively.

Kasargod has a variety of temples and places of worship that have a distinct architectural style. The place gets its distinct beauty from the calm lagoons fringed with coconut trees and dense vegetation. There are many places in the city as well as surrounding it and are quite a feast to the eyes.

The temple of Madhur Mahaganapathy is unique and is a must visit. Other historical structures like the great Juma Masjid speak volumes about the rich cultural background of the place. So visit Kasargod, and see for yourself the place that is also called "Land of Gods".